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THE MILFORD STORE
OF STORES
Longest Established, Best Equipped
FINEST LINE OF WINTER GOODS.
5,3:iaUis In woolm, ja:V la its, mns and
childrns undrwar.
GIovs, hosiry, boots and shoes. AH the latest
styles and best materials for winter wear.
Beautiful Veckw?2ai?
A New Department
A large assortment of Laces and Trimmings. A complete
stock of nuns furnishings. Finely stocked Grocery Depart
ment. CrccVery and glassware direct from England.
All of tlc aboVc ufe prices
that Will rrjake it to youi?
advantage to buy of
MIT6HELL BROS.
Bfioad Steset SEilfofid Pa
-The-
.. Quick Time Line..
The undersigned have entered into an
arrangement to expedite passenger traffic to
and from Port Jervis. Prompt service will be
rendered and polite attention shown. In con
nection they will conduct a general livery busi
ness. Proprietors of Wells, Fargo express. Con
nections here with Dingmans and points South.
Findlay &
Mllford, Pa
KILL. the COUCH
AND CURE THK LUHCS
Or. ling's
WITH
Ikxi Discovery
rnu ooucHs
mem
Uo 11.00.
VOLDS Trial fetUsFr.
ND AM THROAT AND tUNQ TROUBLES.
GUARANTEED 8AT18FAC OJiV
On MOHET UKUNDD.
HARNESS
Of All Kinds and Style.
Blankets, Robes, Whip:,
and Horse Outfitting gen
erally. CARRIAGE
TRIMMINGS
Repairing ;-NEATLY done.
Examine my stock it
will please you. The
price too.
LF.IIAFNElt.
Harford St. Milford
EBectrSci
Succeed when everything else bile,
tu nervous proetnboa and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
TOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
k le the) beet medicine ever (old
Over a df Uff friat'a riini..
i .1?
Wheeler,
.PROPRIETORS
"BEST. OF ALL FLOUR.
FEED, MEAL,
BRAN, OATS,
. and HAY
When in need of any
Hello to No. 5., or come to
SAWKILL MILL, MILFORD PA,
Supplying J
The Tab!e
AN EVERY DAY PROBLEM
We nolve it by keeping
Fine Groceries,
Canned Goods,
Choice Meats,
Fresh Vegetables.
FOR AN ELEGANT DINNER
II you appreciate a good market In towln buy
your fish and clams at my place. Limliurycr,
Imported Roquefort. Phliadeljj!iiaCrcanichsei,e
or any others desired.
FRED GUMBLE
Harford St. Miliord Pa.
The
East
Normal
School
is winning: for it
self an enviable
reputation because
of the SUCCESS
of its Graduates.
The tall term
will open Aug. 31,
1008.
For catalogue
and special infor
mation, address
E. L KEMP,
Principal
ffM.wM.un I Ml KM Mill I .mi nfn
Lifting a Load
L; w m mini mi . nfi
Perhaps a club la a email thing to
'.:'. f. over, but three clubs (worn
L.i s cIul-j at that) brought about
the misunderstanding between Enid
Ventfh Bnd Ned liurnham. Ever since
Enid I nd sought to support herself as
: 11 iiV.i .iraf.or No.1 had look'??, after
hrr. first. In a brotherly sort of way
:n d then In a more lover-like manner
r.a the month progressed. It had all
r.dod in a tacit engagement.
Then Euld Joined a woman's club
aitu a iipoitd and third. It was after
l he third that Ned felt himself called
:pon to bpeak, and fresh in her en
(iiUjir.Rm for clubdom Enid had not
vn y refused to receive him again per
. onnlly, and Ned had left the llttln
rt.tulo, declaring that he would novor
vv tnl.-r it
He iiid come pgnfn. but not as ofrcn
p.s before, and partly to show how lit
tle r.lie cared for what he thouRiit and
hi ; art to ft-iin some excitement to re
place the old, sweet iriondshlp. Enid
lolnod more clubs until she wore as
Tiumy emblems as there are ""'"era on
ihe chest of a South American gen
eral. "I think clubs are perfectly lovely,"
rl-.e said demurely, when she showed
NeJ her last badge the sixteenth
Xh-ii she bad acquired. "I meet such
lo.ely people, pnd I am developing my
intellectual side wonderfully."
"The women's clubs have us beat
en In one thing," said Ned reflective
ly, Enid brightened up at the conces
sion. "W! at Is that?" she asked Inno-
caXly.
"FoUiics," vnn tpo brutal ansTer.
"You vvn'.t for IN? T)f ember elections.
Y!,y, irt ie iron don't dare put up one
1 ii'f t! 3 trie..- th:t nro worked in
v.'-r;;.M!'s chi-rt. They're wonders at
I VaUz you're horrid," said Enid.
wiOj a f,f-".;:ii of her pietty foot. "I'd
riiilier be a clnhv.-ov.au than the done.-'
ic drudge of ?o i:e man."
Thai's the tioUe with clubi," snM
NVd blandly. "Ti:y give us such ad-vu-ucd
iduis. I don't ask you to be
a (ir.,t!i;e. 1 Jutt v. tint a wife and only
ask that she be at home occasionally."
"No doubt yon will find one
euch," said Knld, unconsciously quo-U-g
Mrs. Clara H (-mining way-Brown
"There aie Linny women who fit Ml re
eNt the advance of progress and And
their highest sphero In the kitchen
and the nursery."
"There's orly one woman I want,"
said Ned patiently, "and that's you.
Wlit" a you get tired cf your club I'll
win'. In the meantime we're both
young ar.d we can afford to wait"
Enid' nose went up in the air at
the Br.? ion that matrimony would
bo-her l.'ut resort and she drove Ned
cut of the tiny studio with the an
nounccment that she had to attend a
meeting.
The weeks dragged by and as De
cember approached Ned's calls grew
n.ore frequent. At last hia hour came.
"I taw Foreter this morning' he
announced, "He told r,e that he had
t:iKeti that eet of drawings of yours.'
To his surprise Enid burst into
tear 5 olid tine' hcrpelf on the divan.
"WiiLit's the matter, dear?" he
ed Folkitoiir'iy, heading over her.
"U!d you lo?e the money?"
"Worse than that," she sobbed.
"Stolen?" he Uiked. "Feihaps the
elevator boy"
"I may pr well tell you," she er
claimed, sitting up. "I got a che:k
for f-'O, hut i need more and I don'i
know where I shall sot it, and I did
want a new dress."
' But where Is the money gone?" ho
cried. "You can't have run $200 into
debt."
"It's not exactly that; It's the
clubs," she explained, the tears well
ing Into her eyes. "Just look!"
She he'd toward .him a packet of
letters and curiously Ned looked them
over. On top wore lti notices asking
for from 82 to $5 annual due3 to the
various societies.. The next 16 were
letters soliciting contributions for the
purpose of making a presentation to
the retiring executive.
"I didn't know about all this," she
sobbed. "It was only $5 here and $10
there, when I joined, and the due-"
teemed absurdly low. But lately
they've all been talking. I can't send
les 1--.n 5 to e?-h presentation com-mutt-v
or iV- : '.":i'jivy v l if ii evcy
one how c! t am. Mr. IV "prf U ".
y :! I '.i i .r.y ?J to g.r. a p. -:it Co; 1
.V. !. J..iUiti.-i. of t' Urowiit!:! elub !
rr .. ti . .. t ?: -u l! out it so much tua.
Cr.,f: "." X'.:': '' thoughtfully
"cis'y v, l y t. ).i't y in retiga b?'cr..
(hey cotau.i. ..v i' to tal'.? V.'e'il juv
t At dt-es. pf;:.!' b.Sv the ti' iteis, is
n re ih to'.vj --jUv-s and rer-icu fro,,
lot oE T 'i u.;": ."
" ;'.-t whr.t rer.M.i cm I rive?" p ":
i id. "1 r.i' Live ajhia rei.;r.-t
i0" re'f'ng o i. or ! .-y vould thi:'
;l . it tis vn accoi .i; or iLo money.
Vijii t iy'.'t siy tjtt your approae!
i..iiv. w:;l prevent your kc?;
up o..:- eltihs."
' aut liiwi won't be true." argue
'.rid.
' i'loise," f.aid Ned.
U was c1'1 a word, but it sne!
.o'un.c-i. Eii'd hesitated for a i
-.cut tl en pk:.U-d a kiss on Nc :
vr.
"('or-e hf'n me wlih Vo te I
e ?i.fd. "I want to got this lo:--i t
y n.'in."
Til look ;.f'er the loads Iw tl
nine." said Ned aa he followed h
the desk.
Relief for the Public.
Pr. Story, the lete principal cf Olaa
gow university, taKinj; a holiday It.
t!ie oountry once, aa met by the
ir.iiiisr of the di.-trirt who remark
ed: "iln'.io, )rlnciiil! You here'!
Why, you unict coma down and re
lice ma for a d .y." Tho prlnciya!
replied: "I don't promise to ri!lp
jou, but I mlsht relieve your eongre
Mercantile
Appraisement
1909
The undrraipfned, duly appointed mid
qtititinVd Appraiwr of Mttmnnttie Tuxes of
t i 'i i' 1 1 is i i fur lite vi'iir IW: .11. i;,uU, ,. u
um-fwinu Li1..-J.JlcuLit':i Mtin appiiiliH.fiieui
jf vciideis of mercliHiiritrte, em.
JiETAlL
Delaware Township
AM'.Tinn W. H Photo
Attniwlu A ii ISuw
('luuiilon LoitlH SUirv
iufi)lnrry Win Store
Fulimu I'ltiiip F Hotel
' 'nrn rMHi K. 1) .sior
AiniuerA. R ..Buicher
tonuer Kmucla lloiel
lJlii-y P. O Srorv
ijuyttiu Joseph Store
V iiiiAukcii (t, B Hiorv
Vuu Kltou K. K. Sous . Boarding House
Dingtiiaa Township
BoHcna Loon Boarding House
Uuillotut K O Hotel
Cortwili iMnHe L
Clmtr ion Alfred Boarding Hmise
McCaiiy Alerwr B Store
schaunu Joseph Boarding House
Greene Township
Corey Victor K Store
tillim. Bron
UlllILT W IU
l.,z i. on ..ira 8. R "
Gilpin J H "
leg (J. t' "
Luckawaxeo Township
Almon t'ainuel Hotel
Cortrtuht W. B fctore
(.Virtright .Inon
Dulluri Edmund '
Fousi Kit "
G run woldt Glaus Hotel
CiiKrlZ Jnenz "
JohiiM.u Bros Store
HolU'rt J. U Boarding Houe
Husfiy Fred Butcher
.Vim lift Carl Boarding Huie
MeMohon F. Q Store
Mver J. F Hotel
lianas Mai 14
Nuwb Carl "
Howland A. G Store
linM-neraiu-e Will , "
foiiih .1 . Ji "
mi Akin S. i
W njuer Kobert Hotl
LehtnuD Towcnhip
Bcinlcy Atphcui Store
I'ciUU-y Hurry F ' "
h lbi.;r J. V "
( iunn Juliii i) .... "
Nyeo 1 O -
NDis 1. M Hotel
Oitt-iilu'iiiiiT Ola u
IVu-r r' ix ii.o "
Coal
S;hlaeferGeo P Siors
Matatitoras Borough
Raich A, W. & StJio .Store
DunkerGJ "
KMRlliari John F Hotel
Fm as PtHer tJrore
in tjimitit Herman Hotel
Huller AJuvliu fctorp
Ki-'-sler K A
Liiivi.m Cora L
Lt ieht Au lies Potel
l'if!-ot John O Store
elmn'tler Jos A
s. yinour O 11 ,
Pi i v H S
I rh JMkLiti-l Butcher
umzouion J U Store
Voijt Jot H Hotel
WcJiinger Uuo Butcher
Wilford BurouU
Angle Wm Oils
Aimer Jubn K Store
AimrUroeg (JO "
Aruisti'oufr T & Son "
Be:k Fred A Hotel
Bock John C "
Boyd J K Butcher
Bournique P N Hotel
Cornelius Betty Mkuuoi
Cutldebauk A L & Co HarUure
Cioks Frank W Store
HeUerlu Ijtmis J Hardwure
KrU'h Louise J Hotel
Gunible F b Butehur
i PL-gory iJuuhiuu Feed
H nl nor L F Harutbt)
HerbM F J Store
Kvte Bi-njainiu '
K't'hi T rt J 6c Sou "
Lattlmore Chas
Lj iuiiu Percy Hotel
Mil any John Store
Mitchell Maiy Mi'liuer
Muchcli W & ii Store
iujietcr AugutU Hotel
Mt-yerJ A Photographer
Kyiter Paul . ..Store
Hupp ChribtUn Hotel
Hyman W S Son Store
fcUnvo Bro Millen.
" Store
Strublo W T Millei
1 IsrKit Marie A Sou Hoil
'i'hoi utou Jobu H..- '
Wollc & S Lumber
Wallace JC btore
-Ali I ford Township
Ragot Louis F Hotel
Palmyra Township
Gumble E. A Store
Kowland M K .... "
H i-ic lit it Klchard Hou-I
Mober Mrs L , Store
Shohola luwustilp
Kulkr Ado'ph
.Hotel
, .8tort
ixitrdiier t juliu a eon
Kim. .n H J
Mmwell (' D
H. .luiiHil Arthur
V.it Ji.hu jr
W'ulou L 11
Westfall Township
Beraui Floyd
I. ofl.u Win
Mtilunuy J F
POOL TABLES
l'ir.-!lqll'. PN
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V!" .I.'i Au.'.it. ...
...Hole!
. .. StOlY
...Hotel
'...Ston
.MlUiml
.Milloni
Sh.l,.ili.
l'ilMIIII.
lUiilu.l
;'. ' j.n i tlnir
D.iijl.iJP
i).n...v.i:i Jau:.'.
IKN PIN ALLEY
Full.'r Al..i;,h
NOTICE
An nppcal will be hrlil at tho Ci.nniv
..'..yiii.-r- ulTliv on Tiifrtiliiy' June 1, ltui
b '- ..i. i. liic iuHir. of y a in. end 4 p m.
J. C. CAKI.TON,
Mu.t'iiMiilr Aitpi.u.T.
baud M.KjrJ. fa , Jay i, jucw.
Cr-,! -r ,e African Customs.
Tr 'T.1 ... aWu.Kt unl'.'fii sally pi .i
''' y ': acxvi of the nativ.'s r
1; is. however, very rou.T!
ar-ii is nHoither Inferior to t.i
t-n-.a:tt; cf til? Maori! of New Z. a
': :i '. c.ti.er Parillc r.irea. Til
r -'! .-(! of .-ration Is aiuiply to ui .k.
u i:: iiie eUlu ar:.1 then rub I
.""ar.di!. Among the lets plea-i:i
t. r;!i: ::e nniame' ts nnist be reckoiuu
ll.c itu-e biittous of tl.e Wa Yao anil
th' fi:.;ht.'ul pelele, or lip ring, o
lie A 11 j an ja. The nos-- tutton Is a
circular disk cf Ivjry or burnlchjil
lend let into one side of the nostril
I'gly aa la the etlVct produced by this,
it id yet a thousand times less bidoo'j:
than the prlele. which consists of a
round, fiat piece of Ivory or woo1
fud In c slit 1' the upper lid. Tb
slit is gradually increased by the in
Ecrtion of ancceaslve plugs, each
little larger than tb! preceding ou.
until tt can accommodate a full aized
(.clele, which sticks out an Inch or
tuore In front of the face, rendering
a. i.taruce of the wearer scarce
WATCHED.
An Amusing1 Anecdote About the
Rural French Canadian.-
Tho late Dr. Drommond, the Habi
tant poet, once related an amusing
anccdoto Irilic.-Uivo of the simplicity
of the r'-ra! French Canadian.
He wad euiiiiucring in Mogantic
County, Quebec, when, early one even
ing, he was visited by a young farmer
named Ovide Lcblanc. "Don aoir,
Dncteur," paid Ovide, by way of greet
ing. "Ma brudder Molse, heem ver
sick. You come on d'house for see
heem, Doc?"
Drummond always kind-hearted
and obliging, complied with the re
quest of Ovide, and found the unfor
tunate Motae suffering from wht he
diagnosed as a fairly severe case of
typhoid.
"Wishing to provide Moise with
some medicine," said the doctor-post,
"I asked Ovide to accompany mc
back to the village. The prescription
compounded, I proceeded to Instruct
Ovide. The dose was to be adml-.is-tered
every three hours during the
ni$ht, and, trying to be as brief, plain,
and explicit as possible, I said: Tie
sure and keep watch on Molse to
night; and give him a teasnoonnful or
this at nine o'clock, twelve o'clock,
and at three and six In the morning,
Come and see me agaiu about nine
in the morning.' "
Ovide understood and departed. The
following morning he again preson.s.1
himself, and Drummond ask d:
"How's Moise? Did you do as I told
you?"
"Ma brudder Molse, I t'lnk he som?
better dnn las' night," replied Ovk'.e.
"I give he-.ui de medecln, but I doan
have no watch In d'house, Doe. I
tak d'lpetle clock; d'one what ma';
d'heeg decstnrl, for pet up. I Iter';
eet on bees cite?' all night T'lii't
ect do hem koocI. dat. jus' lak d'watch
Wat you fink, Doc?"
HIS ONF DESIRE.
jf--.-. fX" J
V.:; "w-,-:. r
Do Bore You haven't heard my
little girl sin; "Pupa's with the An
gels now," have you?
De Mark No, but I'd like to.
Healthful Toirtbstore.
Nobody ever die. in Tombstone, ur
less they brought It "with'in" rr fa':
into a 600-foot vertical shaft, or buy
an automobile, o.' "sai':" their mother-In-law,
or try to thaw out powder, or
nil3take cyanide of potaisiura for
sugar, or start off a county sea' re
moval racket. Some die of o!d are,
some old partners of Daniel Doon?.
but none have ever been known to
die from physical Irregularities con
tracted In Tombtione, aside from the
above mentioned causes, and occa
sionally en abnormal tightness uhout
the throat, superinduced by a cuil oi
manila rope, or fron a cold caught
through a hole made by a .45.
Both Doing Their Parts.
A passer-by at liroad and Lombar.i
streets In Philadelphia once heard
the following dialogue between a
laborer who was digging In a sewer
and a stout, beaming lady with a
capacious market basket on her arm.
"Ah, good marnin' to you, Pat," said
she, leaning over and looking Into
the pit. "And wbat are you doin ?"
"Good marnin', Bridget," he re
plied, looking up.- "I'm aearnln' all
mony for yees. And what are you
doin'?"
"Sure, I'm a-spendln' It," rcplifd
Bridget airily, as she trotted oil.
He.- Extreme GooJnp;s.
The !in.-l).nv.l of n Kiov-.d U. e :
wl.'e caiv:e to .7.;! hi r bi.i;t.
"Look at it wel.," aai-i the tt
tor, "and a.1 It Is otiiy In d ij I
alier it il i:cces; ary."
The wid rver l.i.-'-i : at it n:r-!
wita the i.io-t tci'.-l- r Utti I. ;
her very r.c'.f." he s;-i.l. "ii. r i
nose the sistt of 8 i:..l.it. 'I
burstins li:t-j tc. -a, he ml.LJ:
was so puod! M:.;-.o t..e na.e a 1
larger!''
TI.e To
There is a :,
the wiidu.u o.'
tl.e liei.'lo t:. ..
Indian gaihcil i.
tain lion, w aii i
wijioii such of
thst Save,
v.-.j i . i; c- belie-
..o.-;:a ob .MVC-.l
: .. C-.. c a ...i r a .
t o. a !iou .
r p: ol'. :.- j hi.- jio.l
f'e ci.i.;a.:i of t.:
: ti n tl.e ai" s o
-.-la far (lie v.ron
.:..d Illy W.JI.ri tii:
coum.uiii!.'- as t ;
four a;.U t. u, 1
llity have Uoro
are -.oi-- to u
The lii'.pi.int sj
of the3e chil-tren
who have paid
tl.:e p .i.-.i.y ol lata,
j c-:r iu hdance, l
i.e. 1 !e rt-jpect j
mL-'aoiiii ur r.
dll!ic-,lH t; i-ii.a
the Ii-di'i bay I
obedleiu - to h!
the etllcacy of t:.
gest the v!dai.i
the glided yoatii
i Me eld. rs and hi.
. ptrents tenity ta
!- ti . ataient and s'.
uf its inucduction to
of the metropolis.
Fat Sinners. WhyT
A medical ge'itieman. writing n
CouioeUia, expihins that the physical
maaslvenesa ot tlie majority of fauioas
singers comes mainly from abnor.ua'
development of tl.e lungs. We nuns;
confess that we bad been under the
Impression that It was due to a lauds
ble effort to mt.k grand opera aruu
V-
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SHALL H'E li
I THE ORANGE COUNTY TRUST CO.,
j Middletown, N. Y
pvithun simple capital and surplus security is paying
interest dormant accounts at tho rate of four per cent.
It. paid more than 1U0 000 in 1908.
Interest begins when deposit is made, Compounded
in January and July. Tliere is no change in the rate
caused by the amount of tho account.
Business may be done by mail.
Write for detailed information.
G. SPENCFR COWLEY, FRANK HARDING,
Sccrt'-uy. President.
Amatite
T. R. J. Klein a Son, Agents
Iron and Tim Roofing of all Kinds
Metal Shingles and Metal Ceilings
Hardvare, Steves and Ranges
Gutters, Leaders, Plumbing, Gasfitting.
General J obbsrs and Repairers
Broad Street, fl! fiord Pa
i .
U U L- iZm U'j. s!,j
r? n t-. 1 . r-
i
n:.ui:ii n
.. c.ii.-j ;uiu Provision",
Pibll ii li J Vop'tliIC::,
Canned Goods
Orders Pronptly Attended
PAUL RYDER
Harford Street, Milford.
0
El
Pleasant to Talro,
Pow critil to Cure,
A id Welcome
In Every Homo.
mm, mm
Si BLOOD Gilt
5 if j
Not a Patent Hecfidue.
Over 30 Yeas of Success.
Used In Thousands of Homes.
Write to Dr. David Kennedy's
Sons, Rondout, N. Y., for a
tialtlo 5 I.OO. All drwgS'- f
TO 1333
" are the
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v .en tj,.; tu 10 move nom mc
o!J Jjjiid v. !.tie wo have been for so many
years mast !iave more room to accommo-
te our i.i :rei:-.r,f;
have t'.is ft
I La
reason why wa
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imperial Ca! met i 'hiiV.y. $1.25 qt. $4.75
3 fu)., uij'Jlzd (loin selected firain toting
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acr.
CooJs ili'ppcd
United
oiiias Mossey & Co.
isio ta. st.
Fhlladelphla, Pa.
t t':t Inn -hf-on hour I! t'u S;:ran
.h u''y t;'i-.:.'f.' wns hi ur, pc
if'.iifl i' '.:;: U .1 tiiHT ttid ut'ur-2.
",3't.- h'!.w.!. .iistal:!.:s 'vvl t'l.M
Jiii. s und tMo ciowj !im km.-J. Fior.
:-r Pugo of Uie cro'v.t tlie ctri fMn"
v, vfrer nee cm i an1 I'nri ti.e 8'ia;
of th anitra tbroMfh ti oUv.ial l!
leii -e. It wr-.s an An.r. risaii Bunp
s'ti4iitiji Uyr cuxaalgns.
Roofine
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
i KiLFCIiD PA
UNDERTAKING
'j in all branches
i
a
Bpetinl nttPDtion sivot) to
3 iZL'l DALfw I f'JG
No extra charge for attending
funerals out of town
Telcplmue in Residence.
LADV ASSISTANT
Now "iork Kepresentatlve
National Casket Co. B0 Great
JoucsSt. TuleplK.uottlUSSprliiR;
STOVE WOOD lrnMed at fits
i foul. Mail orders given prompt ut
'uiticii. Miijord Pa , Aov 5th. 1906
J. II'. Kietel.
Washington Hotels.
1IGGS HOUSE
I'be hotel par excellence of the capital
ocatfd within one block of the White
i.V I L LARD'S HOTEL
A fiiuious hotelry, remarkable for It
ulsloriculussiH-mtions and loiiK-sustalncd
popularity. KiHiently renovated, repainted
iikI pnrtlully roiuiu..;,d.
RATIONAL HOTEL.
A landmark among the hotels of Wab
ington, patrouiicd In former years L
.i.,loihi mid bi(;h oflicials. A I way a
a n..-liivorite. hi-crntlj remodeled una
cn.le.Ki butur than ever. Opp. Pa R
...' PK hV KTON.Kea. il i?r
llxreliuiolaare the principal polltlu.l
vim j mis ,.f the capital at all times.
wnablerutesT "'" "
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O DEWITT
Freprlst
Mnais.
eS-SESTfi
o! !cst Wine and Liquor
business. Because we
in I'hilaJcbliii is no f
SA ba higher priced.
LI - ii y, 75c quart.
lineit wiiuky for lis
to all parts of tha
States.
tao Chestnut St.
The Invisible Point.
It was an awfully o J Joke, but the
Ahit rican ihonght tt ntlht cause his
.i!i-:ira fiieiiij to generate a smile.
"Jv t before 1 iHiled (or Liverpool,"
'A i!ie Auit'Titan, "I dreamed that I
v;i X, and the hct.t woke nie up.
i ' r joinc-d tbe Knilishman,
.ciiou .ly. ' The weather must be
'jcastly - ot la Amerita.M
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